Memorials of Brookfield a Poem Delivered At West Brookfield Mass October 16
Memorials of Brookfield a Poem Delivered At West Brookfield Mass October 16
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" Yet where are they — the stalwart men — That traversed thus these hills and plains ?
Whose like we ne'er may see again, Save as posterity remains ; And worthy women, meek in mein.
Of aspect and of movement bland, What wives and mothers then were seen, The joy and glory of the land ! Daughters of Brookfield, ever fair ; With health and energy endowed, Domestic jewelry most rare.
Of which the dwelling may be proud. Sisters and sons, with grateful sires, The labors of the homestead share, While ...neither to the fame aspires Of uselessness or ennui there. All love the country — well they may ; Its atmosphere, its trees, its fields. The summer and the spring so gay, And golden fruits that autumn yields. Here winter hath its hearty joys, With books, and friends, and music blest, While each his industry employs To render happy all the rest.
Thrice fifty years their course have run.
Eventful in their various date, Since godly fathers here begun The history we commemorate. Scarce had fierce savages retired From streams and grounds they 'loved so well, When friendly spirits prompt aspired In Christian fellowship to dwell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yet where are they — the stalwart men — That traversed thus these hills and plains ?
Whose like we ne'er may see again, Save as posterity remains ; And worthy women, meek in mein.
Of aspect and of movement bland, What wives and mothers then were seen, The joy and glory of the land ! Daughters of Brookfield, ever fair ; With health and energy endowed, Domestic jewelry most rare.
Of which the dwelling may be proud. Sisters and sons, with grateful sires, The labors of the homestead share, While ...neither to the fame aspires Of uselessness or ennui there. All love the country — well they may ; Its atmosphere, its trees, its fields. The summer and the spring so gay, And golden fruits that autumn yields. Here winter hath its hearty joys, With books, and friends, and music blest, While each his industry employs To render happy all the rest.
Thrice fifty years their course have run.
Eventful in their various date, Since godly fathers here begun The history we commemorate. Scarce had fierce savages retired From streams and grounds they 'loved so well, When friendly spirits prompt aspired In Christian fellowship to dwell.
What to read after Memorials of Brookfield a Poem Delivered At West Brookfield Mass October 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis From Old Catalog Horton to read onlineMoreLess
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